The Cardinals defeated their rival, the Pacific Pirates, 40-0 in a one-sided affair Friday, Oct. 27, 2022. With this win, the Cardinals secured their title as Mountain Valley League champions. They ended the regular season with an 8-2 overall record and 4-1 in league. The Cardinals started the game off with an explosive kickoff return touchdown in the first fifteen seconds of the game. They … Continue reading Cardinals capsize Pirates, 40-0
The Cardinals held on to win 14-13 against AB Miller’s Rebels in a defensive battle on Friday, October 21, 2022. This game was special for many reasons – it was homecoming and this game carried the weight of playoff and league title implications. Game Recap The Rebels scored a touchdown in the first quarter, but the Cardinals responded with a TD in the second. With … Continue reading Cardinals defense stops Rebels, Cardinals win 14-13
Our Cardinals faced a tough opponent in Rancho Christian High School on Friday, Aug. 26. While they played hard, they ultimately fell 43-8 in their second game of the season. Photos by Mrs. Schmidt, Ziclaly Belmont, and Julissa Chia Continue reading Cardinals fall to Rancho Christian
The first football game of the season was at home against Desert Mirage on Friday, Aug. 19. It was all Cardinals as they kept Desert Mirage out of the end zone all night, culminating in a 76-0 win. Highlights of the Night: Junior quarterback Xavier Alvarez dominated the game as he was a perfect 10/10, passing for 183 yards and three passing touchdowns. He also … Continue reading Cardinals, Alvarez soar vs. Desert Mirage
April is National Poetry Month, a time to celebrate poetry and the creative mind. We held an open submission asking for Cardinal City poets to send us their poems. Here are some of their submissions. Thoughts in My Head by Gabriel Lorenzana I feel like I’m trapped in a box, Caged in with seven different locks, The only thing that lies with me are my … Continue reading Cardinal City Poets
by Arely Ashley, Tyro Times Staff 2020-2021 was both a unique and challenging experience for students. Some of our SBHS journalists documented their thoughts, feelings, and experiences during the past 15 months. Here is 2020/2021 from a teen’s perspective. Lyrics to “Spring to Quarantine” We were headed off to spring break It’s a full week off the teachers say Momma told me they extended the … Continue reading Spring to Quarantine: a song from the heart
2020-2021 was both a unique and challenging experience for students. Some of our SBHS journalists documented their thoughts, feelings, and experiences during the past 15 months. Here is 2020/2021 from a teen’s perspective. Here are four artistic representations of 2020-2021. Living Through a Pandemic by Dalia Cedillo, Tyro Times Staff During the past 14 months, things have changed drastically. Many people have fallen. Everyone has … Continue reading 2020-2021: through the eyes and art of teens
AVID is an elective course on campus taught by Mrs. Corigliano and Mrs. Akahoshi; a course designed to provide students with the support – academic, social, and emotional – they need to be successful in high school and college. AVID stands for Advancement via Individual Determination. This year’s students have definitely needed (and shown!) individual determination to advance and succeed in their learning as they … Continue reading Class of ’21: AVIDized and Sashed
by Victoria Rodriguez, Tyro Times Staff It’s not news that students and teachers were struck when the pandemic started, but that is just the surface area. Some believe students and teachers finally found a legitimate excuse for laziness and procrastination. We, teachers and students, have never experienced a pandemic, but I can’t say it didn’t affect me. I can say I have stayed motivated to … Continue reading Learning during a pandemic: the emotional and academic toll
by Alisson Duque, Tyro Times Staff “They deserve to have their voices heard at the ballot box, and to have a say in the change for which they’re vigorously advocating,” New York representative Grace Meng said. “It’s clear to me that they should be allowed to vote.” It is clear that 16 year-olds should be able to vote. 16 year-olds are knowledgeable on topics and … Continue reading 16 Year-Old Voices
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